Best Sounding Newly Remastered Vinyl

[o0OBillO0o]

Haven't heard it yet, but I am anticipating its arrival in my Mailbox.

[JSCC]

Originally Posted by PMCH

Not the 45 version but the newly remastered 180g version. Sounds great. I think I must be getting old since I never buy any hard rock anymore or even play what I do own.

Not "getting old" per se, grew up, more mature, etc, ...

Seriously, I cant stand rock BUT did bought back some just for old times sake! Listenable rock (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath ... and only select pieces), not the hard, hard metal!

[Freestone]

Originally Posted by sanji

Bob Dylan Freewheelin - Mo Fi
Dave Brubeck Time Out - AP Quality Records
Ella & Louis (Both Albums) - AP Quality Records
Cat Stevens Tea for the Tillerman -AP Quality R
Shelby Lynne - Just a Little Lovin - AP Quality R

Since I never heard Shelby lynne but love all the others I should buy that one.

[MyPal]

Originally Posted by Freestone

Since I never heard Shelby lynne but love all the others I should buy that one.

The new Shelby Lynne album is awesome. Since I commissioned the MT10 last weekend, it is the best sounding LP I have played so far. Of course the music is great too!

[Puma Cat]

Dean's right about the Oscar Peterson, We Get Requests from Quality Record Pressings...I have it and it's excellent.

As a general rule for you jazz aficionados, any of the Music Matters 45 rpm Blue Note remasters are all superb.

But probably my favorite remaster/re-pressing company is Speakers Corner. A German group that remasters and repressses jazz, classical as well as rock and pop. Always superb remasters and the highest quality pressings which are dead quiet. Thank goodness for Speakers Corner!

[sanji]

Originally Posted by Freestone

Since I never heard Shelby lynne but love all the others I should buy that one.

If possible, I would bite the bullet & buy all of them. They are exceptional.

[Josquin des Prez]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

Dean's right about the Oscar Peterson, We Get Requests from Quality Record Pressings...I have it and it's excellent.

As a general rule for you jazz aficionados, any of the Music Matters 45 rpm Blue Note remasters are all superb.

But probably my favorite remaster/re-pressing company is Speakers Corner. A German group that remasters and repressses jazz, classical as well as rock and pop. Always superb remasters and the highest quality pressings which are dead quiet. Thank goodness for Speakers Corner!

Except for Speakers Corners Impulse reissues. They were unable to get first generation masters for those issues. I was warned to be aware of that.

Otherwise, everything I have from Speakers Corner is excellent.

[o0OBillO0o]

Anyone have a title listing of the records remastered/mastered by Bernie Grundman?

[fjn04]

PMCH , Ditto on the David Crosby ! I have the newer Rhino label reissue, not the Classic Records pressing. Listened last night, pretty good supporting cast on that one. The Shelby Lynne is a no brainer if you like Just a little Lovin.

Can I use this forum to beg Chad for a little Eva Cassidy on QRP. My Songbird 180 gram sounds very good, but I want more, more, more.... Oh, Chad !

[PMCH]

fjn04, my David Crosby lp is the Rhino mastered one also. Eva Cassidy's Songbird is great as well as Shelby Lynne - Just a little lovin. Also like Melody Gardot's One and only Thrill and The Absence